Community Champions is a community health and wellbeing project putting residents’ voices at the heart of the action. We work across three areas in the Borough of Camden: Kilburn, Kentish Town and Regent's Park.
Our peer to peer projects and events engage residents, help them to understand what they can do for themselves, and ultimately, celebrate what is really great in the local community.
In other words, it’s run by the community, for the community.
“It has really helped being part of Champions during this period....We are kept really busy, meeting once a week and chats on a WhatsApp group where we can exchange ideas and coordinate efforts. It's great!"
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Through the help of supporters we are able to help develop effective solutions for local areas, providing residents and communities with the forum, tools and resources to identify local issues and problems, and to design and lead their own solutions and initiatives.
Our host organisations are:
Elfrida Rathbone, The South Hampstead And Kilburn Community Partnership and Fitzrovia Youth in Action - click on our logos to find out more!
Kilburn
Sidings Community Centre
Webheath TRA
Abbey Community Centre
Friends Of Grange Park
St Marys Church
Sidings TRA
Regent's Park
West Euston Project
Regents Park Tenants Resident Association
Regents Place
University Arts London Central St Martins
Hopscotch Asian Women's Centre
Bengali Workers Association
Old Diorama Arts Centre
New Diorama Theatre
Kentish Town
NW5 Centre
Kentish Town Community Centre
The programmes communicate important health and wellbeing messages and raise awareness in communities of their local services. It’s aims are to:
- Contribute to identifying health and wellbeing needs and priorities
- Promote and deliver local health and wellbeing services
- Design and deliver key public health messages
- Work in partnerships with commissioners and providers to design, shape and improve public sector services
To date, we’ve organised over twenty projects, including: Regents Park Estate Spring Clean, Kilburn Mad Hatters Party, and Kentish Town Healthy Cooking Project.
Contact us if you’re interested in getting involved in partnering.
